Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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BILLOWS
Published Weekly by the Publications Club tti
Ocean City High School, Ocean City, N. J.
Member ol Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Co-EdHors-in-ChieJ—DONNA DiLUZIO and JOHN GERKEN
Managing Editors—JEANNE CORSON and KAREN SMITH
Feature Editor—SALLY DUGG1N
\ • . Business Editor—JEANNE BARROWMAN .
Photography Editor—VICTORIA SCHMIDT
- "- • .. Typing Editor—KAREN REIT
Assistant Editor—CHERYL PALUMBO
: Photographer—JOHN D'AGOSTINO
Contributing Staff—SHARON PARDEE. CAROL BARROWMAN.
CHRISTIE SAVAGE, DEBBIE BALIC and SANDY KEELY.
. Advisor-JOSEPH M. BONNER
VOL. XXXIV OCEAN CITY, N.J., THURS,, SEPT; 23, 1971 No. 1
Student reflections
We, the student body of OCHS, are back again,
returning to our busy schedules, cafeteria lines,
friendly faces and crowded halls.
Yes, September 8 definitely marked the end of
summer. School has started! Announcements constantly
coming over the PA system invite all students
to join activities and clubs. Class meetings have
started, float preparations are in the making.
Scrimmages and football practices are sure signs of
September. And slowly but surely OC is losing its
visitors.
Soon it will be deep into fall, everyone set into their
old winter and school routines. Then the freshly
painted walls and newly waxed floors will be nothing
new — hardly even noticeable. It will be all in the
past. Another year will have gone by. Another year at
OCHS.
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New writers
are added to staff
New members were added to
the Billows writing staff
Thursday afternoon at. a
meeting for all interested
students. This first meeting
was held in Room 6 but Mr.
Joseph Bonner, Billows advisor,
explained that all
meetings will be held in Room
117 after the arrival of the new
desks to this room.
Mr. Bonner went on to explain
the location of the new
Billows Room to those students
who were not already aware of
it. He also answered any
questions the new recruits
might have had. >
Donna DiLuzlo, co-editor-in -
,• chief of the Billows, explained
to the new members their
responsibilities and concluded
by handing out their first
assignments.
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OMAN CITY. N.J,. .
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
NEW TOP MAN—Recently named high school
principal George Kasunich tells the student body how
things are going to be at the orientation assembly last
week in the high school auditorium.
NEW AT SCHOOL—New history teacher John
Liebhauser tells his class of high school students
what it was all about in the good old days. Liebhauser
. will also be wrestling coach.
History teacher added to staff
New to the OCHS teaching
staff this year is Mr. John
liebhauser, who is a graduate
of Utah State and Duquesne in
Pittsburgh. This will be his
sixth year of teaching.
Mr. Liebhauser's History H
class is studying youth culture
at the present. This is a break
from the. traditional way of
beginning History II at the Civil
War or Spanish-American War
and working up to recent
history. Often recent history is
glossed over because of in-
Z sufficient time.
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The students recently were
given a choice of projects to
complete concerning youth
culture. They could do a collage
dealing with topics that concern
young people today - music, the
war or ecology - or review a cut
from a record or discuss the
main theme of one of the books
that were mentioned in class.
Mr. Liebhauser likes OCHS
and its students and describes
Ocean City as "quiet."
Mr. Liebhauser, though new
to OCHS, is getting involved
with its activities as as he will
be the wrestling coach.
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Students greet school
at opening assemUy
The ^ 1971-72 orientation
. assembly for OCHS students
was held September 10 in the
auditorium. .
Mr. Whims, assistant principal,
opened the program by
welcoming students back to
OCHS. Mr. Whims then told of
the many changes which have
taken place at. OCHS, most
because* of the large increase in
enrollment. These include a
new seventh and eighth grade
guidance office, new
classrooms, the transfer of
school board and superintendent's
office to a downtown
location and the general
rearrangement of other offices
and classrooms.
After expressing the hope
that the new academic year
would be educational and enjoyable
for' everyone. Mr.
Whims introduced Mr. George
Kasunich, the new principal of
OCHS.
Mr. Kasunich officially
-welcomed students on behalf of
the administration, faculty and
.staff. Mr. Kasunich encouraged
students to develop competence
and cultivate a love of learning
while working to achieve goals.
He also said that although the
dress code waiver system is
now suspended, a faculty and
students committee would need
to discuss student dress and
consider possible new policies.
In conclusion Mr. Kasunich
wished everyone a happy and
successful school year.
Editors interview
new school principal
Mr. George A. Kasunich, of state «jollege, San Jose State
Beach Haven, is the new College, Penh State University
principal of OCHS. A native of and University of Nebraska.
Pittsburgh, Pa., he has a Prior to coming to OCHS, Mr.
bachelors and masters degree Kasunich served as a con-
from the University of Pittsultant for the New Jersey
sburgh and is currently State Department of Education
working on his doctorate. He and as a visiting lecturer at
also attended the following on universities and colleges
graduate fellowships: throughout the country from
University of Buffalo, Baldwin- Hawaii to Alaska to Arizona to
Wallace College,. Princeton Maine. He has also been a
University, New Mexico mathematics department
Highlands University, St. Cloud coordinator and an assistant
superintendent.
These are Mr. Kasunich's
qualifications but the questions
Juniors wash cars, most students are asking
concern his views and ideas on
sell cake-cookies issues important to the high
school student body. To find the
answers to these questions
The Class of '73 got their busy three Billows editors in-
Junior year off the ground with terviewed Mr. Kasunich on
Junior Weekend.
September 15.
On Saturday they held a cake
sale at the 8th et and 34th st. First Mr. Kasunich was
Acmes and the 16th st. A&P. asked for his first impressions
A car wash was staged at the of the faculty and students. The
back of Ocean City High School new principal replied that his
at 10 a.m. during which time reactions have been "very
the cake sale was also in favorable" so far. He feels that
progress.
athletics and extra auricular
Bot the car wash and cake
activities are an important part
sale were organized., and
of school life. He is considering
supervised with the efforts of
the possibility of reiristituting
Mrs. Lynda Erdman and Mr.
honors programs. /.....;
James .Becotte.
Mr. Kaeunich also com-
Class officers, Terry Tracey,: • mentedonmodular-scheduling
president. Bob Jacobs, vice and special senior privileges
president. Cliff Becotte, such as going but to lunch. At
treasurer, and Michele Kooker , the present time Mr. Kasunich
historian, also played a main feels that OCHS is not
part in the organization and physically adaptable to these
promotion of Junior Weekend. programs. '
The questions of final exams,
crowding in the halls, obtaining
more and better equipment for
classroom activities, a possible
free period for students involved
in several extra activities,
and the dress code
were also discussed. According'
to Mr. Kasunich, solutions to
these problems are currently
- being sought.
Poor PUyer
A golfer hit a new baU into
the lake, another new ball out
onto a highway, and a third new
ball into the woods.
"Why don't you use an old
ball?" said the caddy.
Replied the golfer sadly, "I
have never had an old ball."
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1971
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HOLE-IN-WALL—Two Billows staffers appear
hard at work in the newspaper office at the high
school. Overcrowding has relegated the newspaper
staff to this small room facing, believe it or not, on a
brick wall. It's still a place to call home.
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Calendar
September 24:
Booster cards on sale.
Election Student Council
Officers., and Representatives,
Grades 7-8.
Cheerleader Pom Pom Sate.
September 25:
Kick-off Dance -e- Jungof
Class.
Football — O.C. vs. Toms
' River, away, 2 p.m.
FTATCarWash
September. 27: ' •
S.C. Installation of Officers'
and; Representatives. —
Assembly'.
Choir Candy-Sale
September 28:
Cheerleader Cake Sale
September 29:
Junior High S.C. Installation
- Assembly.
Women who insist upon
their rights don't always get
their rewards.
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